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very formal affair was led up to him, and the
hiehness who led me said. Your ROYAL High
ness. permit me to present the American humor-
lst Mr. Wilder" l ready for stiff bow
and position of humility for myself, but my
surprise, he extended his hand, and said several
pretty things about nv work, and expressed
wish TO hear me again. That settled it, If l may
mention business at this time for the next
morning made fifteen engagements One or
two others were presented TO the Prince and
then he withdrew
This ceremony, to American was very
amusing. No one had left the room and as he
passed down the aisle they all bowed very low
and strengthened up again as he passed. The
fluctuations of the bowling heads made ii seem
if the audience were made OF India-rub bier
Not a word was said. but the instant that the
doors closed his Royal Highness and his train
every tongue was loosed and a torrent of long
pent-up conversation burst forth Such a chat
tering. 1t was an exaggeration of the ordinary
other occasions and il seems to me that can
say without being biased by his kindness to me-
that he is the best type of good fellow. / had
the honor of sitting next him at dinner one
occasion. He converses freely any topic, for
be is thoroughly informed man. But, best Of
all, he puts man at his ease at the start. At
this dinner / took up class of water. though
wine stood before me. That IS water Mr..
Wilder, said the Prince pleasantly Yes, Your
Royal Hiehness. l answered IN some trepida-
tom L never drink anything else.' He simply
NODDED gravely and passed at once to another
topic, making allusiou my popularity.
When you first meet him you have to say your
Royal dighness two or three times in address
ing him in answer TO question. OF course,
you never address him otherwise; but after that.
If he condescends to converse further. you need
only answer Sir. as you would to anybody else.
He shook hands and said We'll, my little chap.
have you succeeded well herer II is difficult to
describe his manners, for, as is always the case
in polished gentlemen. they are not ostentations,
and the impression from his behavior is that
there is nothing to be remarked about him, for
every movemement and word is judged care
fully with reference TO its proprety"
CLARA BELLE
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An Insane Girl Takes Her Life.

PORTLAND. Me- April 30.-A sensational suicide
occurred Green street at o'clock this morning,
the victim being Miss Alice Cobb, aged tyfour
years. daughter of Alvin Cobb 1t is stated that for
time past the girl has signs of insanity.
Early this morning the girls father heard pistol shot
in her room, and forcing entrance found her dead
the floor with ball through the heart. The fol
lowing note fastened to the wall with knife:
Il not crazy, but my health is broken. A dead
woman s all who have wronged Father
wants me to die; | will do So But if my spirit can
come back l will haunt him until he dies. Take
letter to Maggie, for her TO burn. weary of iv-
ing and suffering Father has driven me to this.
ALICE
Mr.. Cobb said his daughter was unquestionably in
sane, and had been time. 1t is believed
love affair unsettled her reason.
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TIC per pound for choice lard.

TIC per pound for choice lard.
TIC per can for finest pie peaches.
sc per can for choice peas.
15c per can for French peas or
mushrooms.
sc for 2-oz. bottle essence lemon
or vanilla.
SOC for % pounds best flour.
Good pocket knives at DC, 1Oc, 15c
and 25c.
Boss smoking tobacco at 15c per
pound.
8diferent kinds guaranteed good
chewing tobacco at 25c per pound.
10 pounds best new oatmeal, 25c.
Good rice at BIC per pound.
Spices of all kinds at 10c pound.
Finest new Holland herring, 75c
a keg.
Gold Medal Coffee, | pound pack
age, zoe.
The biggest bargain In cigars ever
offered in the town. Call for them.
Is pounds fine table salt for &C.
Others sell 5 pounds for sc.
TIC a pound for choice strained
honey.
SIC a quart for finest mustard,
ready for the table.
sc a dozen for pickles.
Bottled goods at half price.
Stoneware, all sizes, sc gallon.
1899 a pound for the finest green
Golden Rio coffee.
sc a quart for clean, new white
navy beans.
lie a can for choice table peaches.
1Oc pound for candles,8 to the ID.
15c can for Rising Sun table
peaches.
zoe can for A. Lusk's table
apricots.
S1.15adoz for finest table tomatoes
5capound fornew Turkish prunes.
&c a pound for choice homeless
Goldfish.
10 lbs best Pearl starch. 25c.
Z lbs best lump gloss starch, Csc.
SOC a pound for Gunpowder tea;
sells over town at SOC.
SOC pound for Gunpowder tea;
sells over town at SOC.
20c for / gallon can tomatoes.
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Transcontinentai Telegraph Rates.

NEW YORK, April 30.--A morning paper prints the
following: The Western Union Telegraph Company
yesterday fovnd unexpected competitor in tee-
graphic communication with California The Postal
Telegraph Company, in union with the Baltimore IL
Ohio and United Lines Company, made bid for the
business between the East and the far West by
nouncing shat IT onld transmit messages al the rate
of ten words for 81. This is of onethird in the
old rates of the Western Union Company, which has
hitherto had monopoly in that field. still bigger
cut, and important one. was made in the rates
for money orders and henceforth money orders
be telegraphed at 80 per cent. less than that
hitherto maintained by the company of which Jay
Gould is the controlling owner.
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CHICAGO. April 3o.-The recent interview with
Commissioner Colman. on the subject of oleomarga-
rine in which that gentleman quoted saying
that the investigations of the department showed
that the of dogs and other animals were
used in the facture. caused considerable
citement among the manufacturers here. One largo
concern telegraphed the Commissioner yesterday
the subject, and received the following reply under
date of Washington April 20:
II have said TO anyone that oleomarrarine
is made of carcasses of dogs horses swine and dan
gerous acids NORMAN j. CoLafANs
''Commissioner Agrlc ulture
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Three Negroes Lynched.

NEW YORK. April 30.-A special from Proctor. W.
Va. says. The bodies Of three negroes brothers,
named Sylvester. were found hanging TO tree the
roadside. six miles east of here, yesterday. Each
body bore pla-ard which written Niger
thievery must be broken up' The farmers in the
ghborhood have suffered depredations al the hands
OF unknown and II they finally settled
the Sylyesta-s the guilty These negroes
lived in connarative comfort yet scarcely did
any work No arrests nave been made
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THAT THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE IT IS OBSERVED
BY THE FACT THAT WE HAVE A LARGER
TRADE THAN ANY THREE HOUSES
OF THE CITY COMBINED
Our Boom Is Next to the Gas Boom-]ust Look at
These Prices for This Week-Bargains that Beat
Even Our Own Wonderful Record

10c a pound for finest London
layer raisins.
sc a pound for new Valencia
raisins.
15c a pound for choice California
apricots.
15c pound for dried pitted Cali
fornia plums.
&c pound for good dried apples.
zoe a pound for extra choice
roasted Rio coffee.
15c a pound for choice roasted
Rio coffee.
Zoe a pound for loin steak.
10c a pound for round steak.
TIC pound for chuck steak.
sc for Jute clothes line.
1Oc for cotton clothes line.
soc for zoe willow basket.
25c for wire clothes line.
Soc for 81 clothes basket
10c for / axhandle.
SOC for g. hoop red cedar bucket.
25c for best paper bucket.
sc for large scrub brush.
10c for zoe scrub brush.
SOC for l gallon Acme glass oil
Corn starch per lib package, SC.
Imported macaroni per lib pack
age, 1Oc.
Imported vermicelli per lib
package, Toe.
TN shoe blacking, 10c size for SC.
Mason's 1Oc size shoe backing, SC.
1Oc package toothpicks for &c.
Steel carpet tacks, 15c adoz. boxes.
Three 1Oc sacks table salt for 1Oc
Three sc bars of Green Seal
soap for Zoe.
Two sc bars of toilet soap for sc.
Two sc bars Pine Star soap for SC
Soc broom for zoe.
Sprague can openers, loo.
f. Best crackers, sc pound.
Cove oysters, &c a can.
SIC a can for mustard sardines.
sc can for oil sardines.
1Oc for / good single dashboard.
44c for rice that sells over town
at SBc.
81 per barrel for best flour
Finest large lemons per doz., 15c.
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CLARABELLE'S SUNDAYTALK
4 Freak of Fashion Which Gives Mar
rled Bellies Decided Advantage.

Scenes at the Lotos Club on Ladies' Day
A Flock of Women Whose Noisy Chatter
Drove Half Dozen Men to Distraction.
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Three Persons Drnwnea.

PUTNAM Conn. April 3o.-Mrs. Henry Lursan.
aged thirty vears Peter Brusa. aged thirteen years
and Sarah McEvity aged twelve years. while rowing
in boat this noon, carried over Carg fails ana
drowned
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a Ma1dhsadSa Lie.

About three miles from Princeton.
Kentucky. on the Wilson Warehouse
road. IN bend of the Stevens creek. Is
Tie earth is vf a .r.-nish color. and no
weed or grnss of ANY kind was ever
known to grow III IL. ari during the
dtycst season !, is always wet. Old
Uncle Peter Black. a native Of the Don
aljsnn district. cIin. 10 town last Au-
gus, election day and. according Ia
his habit with juyill friends, drank too
much. Late that evening he sajdl.d
his old gray mul. and ATTEMPTED TO
wcnd hts way home. When the rider
and the old mule came TO the creek,
either 10y the obstinary of the mule or
hy srmc my site hand. the Old animal
went into the marsh and spil, Uncl.
Pete. The soft. damp earth proved y
soothing balm la the bald. aching head
Of the old man. aud I'll. excitement OF
the day was soon forgotten In u dream
les. sleep. from which he was awak-
encd next morning by the heat OF the
sun. 10 and half OF his head and left
side covered with mud. About two
weeks after the accident Uncle Pete
found that all that part OF his body that
had been covered with mud was COW
cred with u line growth Of young hair.
ST. Valentines day he came TO town
and showed to a number Of our most
prominent men most luxurious growth
of hair ~ inches in length, covering his
left side and half of his head. At first
his story was laughed at. but since n
bald head is a source of great annoy
ance 10 the owner. a few that were SEN
sitive on the loss Of hair began to view
it in different light. For the last two
weeks about twenty are wearing skull
caps inlaid with this muck. Yesterday
several took oil their caps. and TO their
great JOY and happiness their heads
were covered with n growth of fine
young hair. but unfortunately it was Is
red as beet.
The owner of the marsh has had IL en-
closed by a high plank fence. and sells
the muck at - a pound. and the de-
mand is becoming so great that he can
scarcely ill all the orders.--Louisville
Commercial.
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ATTENTION. iioI.sEnHN,

Cap Webb l2,s2iD aud Donald l2,s25l
Also registered III the Percheron stud
Book Of France. will stand the coming
season at our stables in Moektr on the
following terms; Single service, $1,000;
for the season. 5000. Win insure for
any responsible person permanently
located on the following terms: tia, the
mares be left in our charge or returned
at least twice latter lirSt seryiccl at the
proper timc-seryice fee $500, onc-half
Ia he paid at time OF first service, the
balance when mare is known TO be in
foal; II not in feal money refunded; will
furnish good pasture at 500 per month
for stock held FOR service; also, have
other good stations viii serve at lower
rate. Money must be paid In advance
OF terms agreed TO on paper before any
service Is made.
McIlAITOS y DREiFUss.
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AAinhlslainu A Aur..

II is the duty of every person who ha,
used Boschee's German Syrup to let IT,
wonderful qualities he known to ,hei,
friends in curing Consumption. sever,
Coughs. Group. Asthma. Pneumonia.
and IN fact all throat and lung diseases.
No person can use it without Immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any
case, and We consider 1t the duty Of all
druggists TO recommend 1t TO the poor.
dying consumptive, at leas, TO try one
bottle, as s0.o00 dozen bottles were sold
last year. and no one case where 1t failed
was reported. Such a medicine as the
German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about IL.
Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cents
Regular size, II cents. Sold byall drug.
gists and dealers, in the United State.
and Canada.
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I'll. Peat. of =. N,m,... u...

There recently died u; ro,siam, New
York, Richard Donovan, who was III
some respects on. o; the most remark
able men In Northern New York.
Tventy year, ago, when a hoy. D1no-
van worked Ia flour mill. One day he
WIS caught 10 belt and received in
jngics that ncc.-ssiia,.d taking OF both
arms nj the shoulders. This misfortune
did uo, discourage him. and, after re-
GOVERN. his health. lie set atoui earn
ing his livelihood ~ b-s; lie could wiki.
out the use o! hands or arms. Part Of
the time he hai lived alone. aud from
the necessity II hrlpin. himself h. b-.-
eamu wonderfully a.icp, In performing
mou,i, principally. lie owned horsr.
oi which lie took ihr eniifr carr. liar.
messed IL, fastened and unlasirnci tbs
buckle, with his teeth and drove with
the rrins tied around his shoulders. he
Ing In .-s., ~ =. ~~~.-~ -. .s-Ask
wheels aud ayl-s. and bu.it box buggy
complete and painted II. lie went I"
the barn one winter day ani hui!t "a
COW. stable. saving the timber with his
feet. and with the hammer in Que ,co;
AMI holding III. nail with the other he
nailed the bard, un a. well as mos;
men could with their hands. lie du. u
well twelve lco, i,~'p GA farm In ;aa,
town and s;onc'l 1t himself. lie could
NOW hay 10y holding the fork under his
chin and letting II rest against his
shoulder. lie wVuii pick up potatoes
In the Held as fast n man could di:
them. lie would dress himself. Sc, his
meals. write lis letters. and. In fact. do
almost any thing that anS man with
two arms could do.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

QUITE number of Colorado towns
had very exciting elections for school.
directors. In Colorado Springs the
women took very active part. not only
putting up ticket but gathering voters
of both sexes. 1t was novel spectacle
10 see the number of ladies' Ieddling
tickets and making good use OF car
riages. bringing voters 10 the polls.
Their candidate, n Mrs. Susan Dunbar
was elected by n majority Of Ii8 over C.
L. stubbs. eN-statc Senator. The polls
were open only three hours. but 65D
votes were cast, an average Of - per
minute.
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l.gsatly 0N,ltgsl.

No; few Of III. citizens of M.cscr
haycr,ccn,li bccumc greatly c,ei,.ioyrr
,hcasiouHilius facts that scycIalo of their
friends who had hcon pronounced b,
their physicians as incurablc and Ia
yoni all hope - suiIciin. With that
dreaded monster Consumption - have
been completely cured by Dr. Kings
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION. the
only remedy that does positively cum
all throat aud lung diseases. Coughs.
Colds. Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial
bottles free q; any drug store. large bot
ties 81.
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and he brought suit TO recover the inli
amount as allowed by the Law. The
District Court Of Jefferson county sis-
tanned the Commissioners, and AN appeal
was taken to the supreme Court. That
body reversed the decision Of the lower
court and allowed Mr. Smith the full
amount OF his claim, holding that the
County Commissioners had no right Ia
reduce the amount unless they could
show that the claim was unjust. Thus
the rule is established that the County
Commissioners cannot themselves regn'
late the salary Of the superintendent.
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I'll. r.,,.us Newspaper Nan.

Dob IiurlrlIc pays his compliments Ia
IL. newspaper chronic iaul,Iinj.Is as
follows: suppose a newspaper man
every time lie hears Of y man who Sc
ycrriy criticised him or his paI-r IN
public should rc;aiia,c by holding up 10
the public Iarc the faults and shor'com-
in:s of said fauliilnd-r. what would hc
the tcsulty Why. the cfitic!s.r would
think himself terribly outraged aud
would thirst for the editors gore. Then
the poor quillLIivrf would get shot OF
shoot somebody. 1hr patient s~a,t Of
burden. the country journalist. never
doc, this unless under grra, provoca,son.
II isnt because lie il afraid Ia do IL. hut
bceanH. h. isn't mean enough. lie .i
lows men To 60 around trying la destroy
lis business. lie hears his paIri
called worthless shec, hccars. In do
Ing his duty the editor has stepped OF
spprlniys toes. such worthless scoun
drcis should receive no mercy u, The
hands u the press
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

FOLLOWING is a recapitulaiion OF the
monthly debt statement: Interest
bearing debt, 81 los. i59. .3Gs; debt on
which intesest has ceased since matur-
ity, s5,5oi.0l5; debt bearing no Interest,
sJsi.aii. .575; total debt, principal and
interest, sl,7Oi.lTi ,sI7, total debt less
available cash items. 1910, ,oj5, ,59s; net
cash In the treasury. 81, ,si6,css. De-
crease of the debt durin. the month.
si8,0J,oos. Cash in the treasury avail
able for the reduction OF the public
debt, s3ji.iis.i59. Net cash balance on
hand, 81, ,siS, ,oss. The total cash In the
treasury. as shown 10y the Treasurer 3
general account, sian, ltS So.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

TnE Nolcn, Socialists do no, Ike the
Republican. They class 1t with law.
order ani III, churches. l: the Rcpub-
lican can prevent go.-l men from being
lnr.'i into the rel ne, of Socialism. 1t
Will no; care for the idioiIc mou,hinrs
" cheap agiiat0rs. We stand for
American liberty aud honesty and the
stars and s,riirs. Every man who
breaches anarchy In any form is an
enemy 10 the Government. to the safei,
and welfare uf the people. Denver lie.
publican.
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TIE hirhes, cour, of the land ha, dc

The hisies, court of the land has de.
cihed tina, generalization Of property by
an assessor is not y ground II action Mt
law for the excess hcyond what should
have been levied upon n jus, valuation.
The courts cannot in such cases take
upon themselves the functions of u re.
vising or limiting board. such was the
decision of the United States Supreme
Court last week, wherein party sought
to recover certain taxes which were
alleged to have Teen illegally collected
upon bank shares.
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Is. rnG eanuAN BARRIER.
DEDICATED 80 cnHis.

Not IL dot man Vioh In MS hat
A spris uf green does Nearf
uni " ride, he in der Iistrics'- h"rais
When Yesterday he did swear
Cni curse uni rave at der Irish folks
Till .hn.!led blood In der ARR
A boliricinni l. dot sof
Und der Irish votes abouif
Veil, ae longer ,o, We III, der more
We md, py gracious, otid.
Il yos Due-.iay last saw n girl
In sober plask - neat.
sh. kept her eyes der bayrmcnis down
Silt a .ato yich yo- shy uni sweet;
und .hc didn't lif, y0n inch al her skirt;
yhun she crossed der muddy street;
HUT ffirni sayt she ,os htllot girl
NiCh inno.s her ci0ihc, mitoud.
Veil. der longer yor y. M, der more
We ind, by gracious, oud,
l -, inc at dinner pesiio
a chstiy chap 20 frr',
rni der yarns b. .pun mii der vine arouni
N"uii ..iar,ir a prass monkey.
II Nouiin't do To print i.in oni
pooA which conistnck could ..'-.
lie .aiu me hi. .sri upd-yo, you dinki
Vel. der Iols.s W; We If. der morn
We and, ~ Tfnrio,is. Qua.
..~ a rrowt Of iaaf-r CHAPS
Make fun mid it.,is No,i dny.
"Oh. yh.r- dii yuu get dean ioo,-plck -ha-,sf
"Do.-. your inaii.r know you're assyf'
D.y Jib., de-, 1iekly, I.al--f.oe'i -srli,
TIL .aeh Wa had HE say
uni i.n do, dui. let ny hi. lists,
uni pa, der Whole .sns Z" ruut
D-f longer Vog Ne M, der more
We md, py gracious, o1i.
fell In hf -ii s---, yo,ins pi"cs,
Nit shaP- iik- a tnsrp!o fasn3
Hut -h. married a ,~r--snt Of huii"-.
uni l-ft inr all f"fi0rn.
Dot ."rs~ani VsvE- "n my shoulder nov,
TOT Ni-hr. h. urf1"r Ss- .-,Tn.
h.r ssi s,-s c,'nI--.si al pins Hnn r'as'..
Nii even her i-uns- IN .!ussbt-
iNE iuusur VT Ne lif. der tnof"
Ng nnd. by .raria,ls. otid.
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A CASE o, general in,eres, VA, de

\ CASE of general interest was de-
cided In the state supreme Court last
week. 1t was that of ". &. Smith Of
Golden versus the Commissioners of
jefferson county. and the decision af-
fccts the salary of all County School
Superintendents. The law provides
that their salary shall Ike s. per day, bu,
shall not exceed Sl0o for each school
district organized in the county. The
County Commissioners OF Jefferson
county cut down Mr.. Smiths salary,
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Poverty is all non. cents.
w.pd,fG,ItsIres

". u. lioyt " Co, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Of Rome. ga. say: wd
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis.
coycry. Electric Bittcrs and Bueklins
Arnica salve for four years. Have never
handled remedies tina, sell as we'll. or
give such universal satisfaction. Tn,rr
have been some wonderful cures effect.
cd by these medicines in this city. sev.
eral cases of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured by use of u
few bottles OF Dr. Kings New Dis.
cuvcry. taken in connection with Elec.
trio Bit,ers. We guarantee them al.
ways. Sold by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

Mosr of the persons recently con
,ieted Of plotting against The Car are
intelligent, g-n,lcmanly and Of good
families. During their TRIAL one Of
them, named Onaliannl, the son Of u
high Russian official, displayed the
high.s, intelligence and maintained the
mos, disnin-d manner. IL. entered
into "a minut. scientific dispute with
"a renowned chemist, and he compelled
the latter to acknowledge the prisoner
In the right and be himself IN III.
wrong. Al the hnai si,,ln. oIialianor
made u brillian, speech. In which he
declared tim, neither he nor his COM
panions feared death. IL. could imag-
Inc nothing NOR. subliin. than 10 di. In
an .ndcayos Ia deliver unsor,una,. Rus
sian people, and hundreds OF Young
men would iml'ai. HIN I'LL III. Car
would lie compcllc,! 10 change his de
sT-niic system. This Is certainly a s-sd
stat. "f aiiairs. la; rs III. Gar invites
his own doom, II j. non. OF our funeral
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

KANSAS now has y Law which re-
quir-s druggist. who desires To sell
liquors. 10 have petition signed by
twenty five ladies. and In which he
pledges himself la sell only 10 pcrsons
r<es"n;inc = ssorn statement tina, III,
liquor is Ia H. used only for the sI-ci
hc'i medicinal purposes. A tight STATE
10 live In.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

II Is said that the Star Of Bc,hic.
hem will make It's sixth rc appearance
since the birth Of Christ some time ;hi,
year. 4, viii appear directly south Of
The North STAR, and will bc visihl. In it,
briiliancy at noonday. II is solar orb.
many tunes larger than the sun. and its
api-asanrc will bc watched for with
great interest 10y astronomers.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

THERE WAS an effort To rouse Texas
10 muiiny and rage because the frrsi.
den, vc,o--i - bill to provide grain for
dgoush,-s;riek-n counties. The Texas
Legislature has passci a bill TO suspend
The paymrn, Of taxes In those sa,ne
counties ani the Governor has yctocd
that
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

A srvgnK earthquake shcck occurred
last week In the southern portion Of the
United States. which extended frum
California through Arizona and New
Mexico Ia ~ Pasn. Texas.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

LEADViLI.s u coming Ia the front ~
y mortality center. IN. total number
ol deaths las, week being eighty .onc.
hut III. majorii, NJ them wcr- children
under ten years Of age who died from
m.aa,-s uf scarlet fever.
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TnI crrTiua Of Russia declares tina,
she nce'is a change Of scene. iiy all
means give the poor old Indy change,
She has seen nothing lately but bomls
huTs;iug IN tie air III close proximity 10
tile Car.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

The prevailing opinion among the
knowing ones is tina, Cleveland will be
r.-no,nina,ci. AMI John Sherman will
bc his opI'onent,